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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1916
Page
8
Local forecast notes min temperatures around five degrees below zero with a six o clock start. The weather author predicts continued extreme cold, heavy frosts, and a warming trend by noon tomorrow as winds ease.
The German submarine Deutschland prepared for departure to Bremen tonight amid rushed fuel oil supplies. About 125 tons of fuel oil already pumped into its tanks, with additional provisions and fresh meats on board. Captain Koanig visited the government submarine base to inspect charts on tidal conditions.
Members of Troop K, Fourteenth Cavalry, killed at Laredo, returned home. Private Artie Junen of Toon Fourteenth Cavalry was killed at Port Melntosh Saturday morning while en route home. Private Lever McKnight of Troop K also died the same time, and his body was sent to Huntington, Arkansas.
Washington November 14 Senator Culberson plans a Texas visit by Christmas. Chairman Mayfield of the Texan-Mattroid commission says Culberson and Mayfield met in Washington for discussions. Offers include improved farms and bargains ranging from 100 acres at $2.00 per acre to 150 acres at $2.50. See Charles Fawr, Telephone 886.
Washington officials announce a forthcoming investigation into alleged misuse of funds in the presidential campaign. The probe will be introduced to Congress next month as officials plan to call campaign finance managers before the Senate committee to review transactions and details.
An OCR fragment shows old time patent remedies like BRAZOS CHILL TONIO and RUB-MY-TISM with dubious cure claims. It also contains assorted dated humor and social notes about a parade, a road crew boss and cross culture jokes, plus stray business prose and scattered anecdotes.
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